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April 4, 1941

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Children's Seder at
Annual Community Center Comedy
Lieut. Frederick
To Be Staged on April 20 and 21
To Address Detroit
the Bnai David
Bnai Brith Lodge
In conformity with a tradition

established since its establishment
the Bnai David Religious School
conducts a children's Seder the
Sunday preceding Pesach. This
Sunday, April 6, at 10 a. m., the
Seder will be conducted for about
500 pupils of the school. The
ceremony will be conducted under
the guidance of Rabbi J. S. Sper-
ka. But all the ceremonies are
performed by pupils of the
schools.

Lieut. C. R. Frederick, who
was dean of men for 10 years
at the University of Illinois and
(luring that time cooperated in
numerous activities with Dr. A.
L. Sachar of the Hillel Foun-
dation, will address the Detroit
Lodge of Bnai Brith on Tuesday
evening, April 15, at the Brown
Memorial Chapel of Temple Beth
El.
Lieut. Frederick will speak on
"Selfridge Field" and will illus-
trate his talk with a 45-minute
sound film. The public is in-
vited to this program.

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Delegates to Report on Supreme
Lodge Convention

Next Monday night Pisgah
Lodge No. 31 of Bnai Brith will
meet in the main auditorium of
the Jewish Community Center,
Louis II. Schostak, president, an-
nounces.
A feature of this business meet-
ing will be a report on the pro-
ceedings of the Bnai Brith tri-
ennial convention which just con-
cluded in Chicago, by local dele-
gates Aaron Droock, past presi-
dent of District Grand Lodge
No. 6, and Samuel W. Leib.
A city-wide initiation of all
local Bnai Brith lodges under the
auspices of the Greater Detroit
Bnai Brith Council will be held
on Sunday, April 20, at Temple
Beth El. Pisgah's degree team
wlil exemplify the initiatory rit-
ual. A speaker of national repu-
tation will talk.
On April 28 Pisgah Lodge will
meet with Women's Auxiliary No.
122 at the Bnai. Moshe.
Last Monday night, at the gen-
eral committee meeting of Pisgah
Lodge, Louis II. Schostak an-
nounced that the Bnai Brith
moonlight will be held on Sunday,
July 13. Ben Rhodes was ap-
pointed general chairman.

Participating in the Seder will
be Robert Solomon, Arnold Fuh-
rer, Sarah Shulman, George Blo-
stein, Sheldon Capp, Sol Levine,
Steward Feldstein, Rita Bricker,
Edwin Lewison, and many others.
others.
The Bnai David Sisterhood
sponsors of the religious school,
will be present as guests, and
the special committee of the Sis-
terhood will act as hostesses. The
boys and girls' Scout Troops of
the Bnai David have been in-
v ited as guests for the Seder.
Charles Jacobson is the principal
of the school.

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comedy to be staged at the Detroit Jewish Community Center on
the evenings of April 20 and 21. This year's Community Center
production has been written and directed by Seymour Simons, one
of Detroit's outstanding composers, and Julian Zemon. It is replete
with new melodies, laughs and a chorus trained in sparkling dance
routines. Tickets are 65 cents each and can be secured by calling
the Jewish Community Center, Madison 8400.

Mrs. Avis Shulman
To Address J. N. F.
Auxiliary April 9

In celebration of the record-
breaking success of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Jewish National
Fund, in enrolling 2,000 women
as contributors to the 10th an-
nual donor luncheon held on
On Wednesday, April 9, at 8 March 19, a victory meeting will
p. m., in the Masonic Temple, be held at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Mosaic Chapter, Order of De
Molay, will install officers for the
ensuing term. A special feature
known as the Majority Service,
given to those who have reached
their majority in the Order dur-
ing the year, will be conferred
on several members.
The Installation will be con-
ducted by the members of the
Round Table, the senior organi-
zation Of the Mosaic Chapter.
Harold Braverman will be in-
st.illed as the master councilor
and will be assisted by the follow-
ing: Treasurer, Edward Black;
senior councilor, Herbert Isner;
junior councilor, Moe Traurig;
senior deacon, Melvin Waserman;
junior deacon, Morris Braver-
man; senior steward, Lawrence
Silverman; junior steward, Her-
bert Baker; chaplain, Jack Perl-
mutter; marshal, Harry Michal-
son; standard bearer, Samuel La
Fond; almoner, Sol Stein; sen-
tinel, Alvin Geffen; preceptors,
ATI- S 7.--CLAMITZ SHULMAN
Leslie West, Shelden Barron,
Harry Loberman, Martin Kell- Building, Lawton near Davison,
man, Edward Alter, Donald Burn- at 1 p. m. on Wednesday, April 9.
Mrs. Avis Clamitz Shulman,
stein, Dave Feldman.
noted writer and lecturer, will be
Dr. Goldman to Tour South the guest speaker. A report will
Americ a in Behalf of Palestine be submitted by Mrs. Philip J.
NEW YORK. —(WNS)— Dr. Cutler, chairman of the donor
Solomon Goldman of Chicago, na- luncheon, on the success of the
tional co-chairman of the United annual event.
Mrs. Avis Clamitz Shulman,
Palestine Appeal, will make a six
weeks' tour of South America in noted writer and lecturer, will
behalf of the Palestine Founda- be the guest speaker. A report
tion Fund (Keren Ilayesod) in wil be submitted by Mrs. Philip
order to mobilize increased sup- .1. Cutler, chairman of the donor
port for the upbuilding and de- luncheon, on the success of the
event.
fense of the Jewish homeland annual
Mrs. Shulman, the guest speak-
in Palestine, it is announced here. er, was educated at the Universi-
Dr. Goldman will leave for ties of Chicago, Cincinnati and
South America from Miami by Northwestern, specializing in lit-
plane on Sunday, April 20, and erature. For four years she also
return to the United States on studied at Hebrew Union College.
June 1. He will seek to bring She has lectured in all sections
about a wider participation in of the United States before
the program for the maintenance varied audiences and has acquired
of the Jewish National Home in an enviable reputation as a liter-
Palestine on the part of Jewish try critic, and as book. reviewer.
communities in Argentine, Chile,
Having traveled extensively both
Brazil and Uruguay.
in Europe and the Near East,
ZURICH (WNS)—Nazi agents Mrs. Shulman's experiences in
have been sent to French Moroc- Palestine have especially provided
co and Syria to stir up agitation her with the chief topics for her
against the Jews in those coun- public addresses. In Palestine, she
tries, it was reported here. Nazi worked for some time in modern
agents in Syria have been spread- collectives and acquired first hand
ing reports that Great Britain knowledge of life among the pio-

De Molay Chapter
Installs Its Officers

and- Turkey are prepared to neers.
Invitations to this meeting have
swoop down on the country.

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The Detroit Unit of Junior
Hadassah will hold an open meet-
ing on Sunday, April 6, at 2:30
p. m., at Hotel Statler. In the
absence of the president, Rose
Poskel, Anne Baker, vice presi-
dent, will preside.
Jean Gollovan, chairman of
membership, will reveal plans for
several spring outings.
Girls who are working on Jew-
ish National Fund collections are
requested to contact their chair-
men—Miriam Shaman or Berncie
Friedland with their reports.
Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich, senior
member, wil be the guest speak-
er. Her subject will be the politi-
cal, economic and moral effect
of the war in its relation to Pal-
estine. A choral presentation of
Palestinean songs will follow.
The public is invited.

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